All Else Equal, a "Normal" Stock Split

All else equal, a "normal" stock split

A) generally results in a significant increase in the per share price of the stock from what it was before the split.
B) reduces the number of shares of stock outstanding.
C) increases the number of shares of stock outstanding.
D) does not need to be recognized in any way on the balance sheet of a corporation.
E) increase the dividend per share.